Closed thaliaarchi closed 3 years ago
Great, thanks!
As a practical matter I tend to use target: makefile
in day to day development. The bash scripts were an initiative by an OpenBSD user, but a good idea. I'm trying to make them the way the continuous integration fetches an executable and runs. But I didn't write the original build system either, and it's never a fun time to work on build processes...
I appreciate any and all involvement, and I'll point you to the 2019 conference videos (which you've presumably already noticed in the README) and the forum (which I advocate for as well).
The nice thing with ./make.sh
is that it automatically runs tools/bash/fetch-prebuilt.sh
, if no binary is available, then calls make.r
with whatever parameters you passed. It makes bootstrapping easy.
While bisecting for #1121, I ran
sh make.sh
many times. This PR adds the execute bit to all .sh files so that./make.sh
can be directly executed.